Apps similar to BIGVU include NotchPrompter, which is free and open source. Other options are SyncVocal, Teleprompter, TalkEze and Take Toucan. You're spoiled for choice with Teleprompters like BIGVU: we list more than 25 alternatives for Mac, iPhone, iPad, the web and Windows.
Wispim is a teleprompter for iPhone, iPad and Mac. In Voice mode it listens and follows your exact words: stop talking and the text stops, speed up and it keeps up, say an earlier sentence again and it scrolls back there.
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Teleprompter helps creators, presenters, educators, and content creators read scripts naturally while recording videos. Use it as a scrolling script reader or record videos directly with your script displayed on screen.
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FeatherCue is a teleprompter app for iPhone, iPad and Android. Voice Scroll follows your voice word by word and waits when you pause or ad-lib. Notes you write between double dashes stay on screen, but Voice Scroll doesn't wait for you to say them.
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Teleprompt+ is a teleprompter for the iPad and iPhone. Perfect for presenters, lecturers, students, teachers, broadcasters, podcasters, filmmakers, musicians, business professionals, or anyone who would benefit from having a powerful visual aid while engaged in a public speaking...
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Voice-activated AI teleprompter for iPhone, iPad and Mac: on-device speech recognition scrolls the script as you speak, and waits when you ad-lib.
Aira places your script directly below the camera, making it easier to maintain eye contact and deliver your message smoothly across video calls, screen sharing, and screen recordings.
Voice-following teleprompter for Mac and Windows, with English and German speech recognition, an adjustable floating window and a one-time purchase.
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Voice-controlled teleprompter for iPhone and iPad that scrolls the script automatically as the presenter speaks, using on-device speech recognition.
Last-minute pitch, no time to memorize. CueNotch turns your MacBook notch into a private teleprompter, so you can read near the camera, keep eye contact, and stay on track.
